How Do You Fill a Hole in Wood – for Redrilling

Wooden furniture, trims, doors, and windows are so long-lasting that you can easily repair and reuse them even after they get some cracks, gaps, and holes. The key here is knowing how to fill these holes correctly so you can redrill the wood. Fortunately, there are a number of products and ways by which you … Read more

Enameled Wood Toilet Seat vs. Plastic: What’s Better?

The toilet seats made of wood look beautiful and classy. They are usually made up of strips of wood that are built around a wood core to make the natural grains of wood visible.   Enameled wood is basically wood that has been painted and finished with enamel paint. The goal here is to give … Read more

How to Fix Soaked-up Pet Urine Into Wood Floor?

No matter what pet you have – cat or dog – their urine can cause damage to floors and subflooring even if the floor has been sealed. Although the urine won’t compromise the structural strength, it does leave behind stains that lead to black spots. It also generates a musty smell, which can be difficult … Read more

10 Different Types of Woodworking Machines – With Uses

It’s possible to only use hand or manual tools when woodworking, but then it becomes a slower process. For certain projects, a woodworking machine becomes essential for its fast completion. The trick is to discover the type of machine that is best for your DIY project or shop. Everything starts with the two basic types … Read more

How to Use Alkyd Enamel Paint On Wood Correctly?

Alkyd enamel is a type of oil (or solvent-based) paint that’s highly lustrous, smooth, and viscous. The paint is generally made of three elements, namely the thinner, the binder, and the pigment. Although alkyd paint does not contain oil, it is many times also called oil-based paint. The reason is it uses chemical binders along … Read more

Can You Use Bleach for Cleaning Wood – Is It Safe?

Bleaching agents are among the most overlooked alternatives when homeowners need to clean their old wood furniture, floors, or decking areas. While bleaching isn’t difficult for DIYers, you should know what it can do to your wood, before you plan to use them in your home for cleaning. Will bleach damage your wood surface? The … Read more

Can You Use Sugar Soap to Prep Wood (Before Painting)

The old saying that the better you prepare, the more likely you are to succeed applies to painting and any activity in life. This means that the better you can prep for a painting job, which includes getting the right cleaning products, the better the results of your painting effort will be. Wood surfaces, especially … Read more

Mango vs. Sheesham Wood: Which is Better for My Furniture?

Used for many centuries, wood is strong, durable, and relatively easy to shape, which makes it the perfect choice for furniture. Of the many different types of wood that could be used for creating furniture, the two that have stood out over the years include Mango and Sheesham. Both Sheesham and Mango are quite popular, … Read more

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